I love you. Face-eating zombies couldn’t drag me away…
David Foster Wallace on humor and Infinite Jest (by Artzineonline)
Jeff Buckley (1966-1997)
(Source: youtube.com)
18c:
The famous marbled page from the first edition of Lawrence Sterne’s Tristram Shandy (1759). Common in later book production (including modern books), this type of page was a novelty at the time. Sterne called it, the “motley emblem of my work.” See the link for an article celebrating the 250th anniversary of this text and explaining Sterne’s literary significance.
DFW biography alternate book cover contest!
There’s a little contest going on at The Broom Of The System Facebook group. Some folks have been re-doing the cover of the upcoming David Foster Wallace biography, Every Love Story Is A Ghost Story, because they are slightly underwhelmed by the current one. No matter, it’s mainly for fun. Submit! Join!
Warning: there’ll be no money or glory for you in it.
Infinite Jest Hardback Project, a set by Epyon MX on Flickr.
(Source: fuckyeah-malcolmmcdowell, via moonlit-knight)
